ROMEO AND JULIET
Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet has captivated audiences for hundreds of years and doesn't show signs of stopping. In fact, the play is more alive than ever ...
(31/10/2008)
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THEATRE REVIEW: VAMPIRES ROCK
Fangs ain't what they used to be. Neither are musicals. Gone are the days when good, wholesome girl-next-door types would wish for nothing more than to be wooed by a courteous ...
(26/09/2008)
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BY SUE BRICKAY
As the latest casualty of gang warfare on London's mean streets is laid to rest by his grieving family disorganised knife crime comes to Milton Keynes ...
(02/09/2008)
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THEATRE
Milton Keynes Theatre has announced that legendary TV and film actor Henry Winkler will be the bad guy you love to hate this Christmas as he takes on the role ...
(01/11/2008)
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THEATRE REVIEW: GOD OF CARNAGE
Just a word about the latest play from French writer Yasmina Reza - she who has had phenomenal success in the past with, among others, Art and Life x 3 ...
(29/03/2008)
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THEATRE REVIEW
Plane crashes,tibetan monks, an abominable snowman and a man pretending to be a dog are not the normal ingredients of a children's tale ...
(01/11/2008)
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THEATRE REVIEW
God moves in a mysterious way. No-one was more aware of that particular cliche than CS Lewis - gentleman, scholar and author of the well-loved children's books The Chronicles of ...
(08/10/2007)
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THEATRE
There's a double mystery surrounding Silsoe Drama Club's latest production. Not only is the play a baffling 'whodunnit' in the grand old tradition, ...
(01/11/2008)
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SHOW TIME!
It's official. There are no naked men appearing at the Corn Exchange this week. Sorry. While members of the Marianettes got their kit ...
(01/11/2008)
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